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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-15
&or Gag.

Dette er altiaa Stillinsen ibas.
Dette ubpre Dnbe lisser binorenbe geien
for al &eform os 5remsang os n,aa
rpbbes bort, ON ri ifal naa @oruelisz
beoens, Grebens % Dperffooens for
iettebe 2ano. Nationeu oil itribe frem@
ab paa fin 9limrenbe 8ane, men bet
oil bore oper Nlfobols % @ambrinus's
Sig os oper be iprebte 2epninser al ole
Drsaniiationer, iom itstter % beifptter
benz. 9uer 1ibsaloer bar tit iare9ne
Nrbeibe at ubfbre. Baibinston, Nbams
% !9enrp fit bet fore 9peru at afs
itaffe &onsepeloet % srunblesse en-
5riitat, iom ri baaber ital ubpifle fig til
at blipe 9erbeus fbrite % eblefte StOr<
mast. timber CLANS, @ebfters, Sobn
luincp Nooms's % aabre Statsmanbs
2ebelie opelifebes bore rationale Snz
buitrier, bort 2anbomraabe ubpibebes,
% bore rationale 6ialpefiloer uopifleoes
iom albris tilfOru. Det tilfalbt 2incoln,
Gunner, Hbiaips % @arriiOn at baue
fra @lapefaar til a1nerifanif Borserret
fire Millioner Sirle, at fnaie Dprbret
% iaaleoes itprfe ~llniouen, at ben Tan
trobie ale Gienoer. iaapel Dbre iom inbre.
6aa lnnst bar pi naaet irem Siennem en-
Neffe Geire % @torpert, ION 9iitorien
life Tan bite Mase til. Dor lib %
glrst bar M fin @iernins at 9i6re.
@fal ri prre iaabanae Gebre berbise,
% piie os nrrbise ben Urn, be Far efter<
labt %, ha maa pianerfienbe bet Nrbeibe,
iom bbiler paa %, % mboe Iibens Rrap
iom Men6. De e. Dor Sag at ubrpbbe
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-15

Scr. @riffin, Chairman for ben Nntiz
Saloonzrepnbli - (tref Speoen % tsr
8uiten, buis bu leier bette | Sommer)
=fan1fe &omite bar roget uflar meb &ebz
aftsren for Harpers Weekly. Men
ban paaltaar, at bet &epublifanife &arti
1fal blipe ct Mnti15 aloon Yarti. Nltiaa,
bet CT BET life os ban unolaber at iise
11aar bet 1fal bline. Nepte Blab rlener
at bet fer lite u,eset lopenbe no for bans
Gag, bpab Seem Oorf ansaar. (52
Saloonfeepere / ben republifanife
&pmite.)
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-15

Hertbambop 81. s, lite Suli 81.
81. Nebaftgr!

W. JttuulipI!
Seq bill berpeb ienbe Sem min bjertez
lise Eaf for "1Jeltz@ aabet", ION jes mob
taser % leier bper u9e. Tillab mig
osiaa, ST. @ebaftbr, at ubtrptfe for Dem
min fore @leoe ouer "5eltz@ aabet"s
Eilblipelie; tbi ies betraster bette 8lao
iom ct mt os fraftist 8epis for. at Hroz
bibitionspartiet bepaser fig ieieriiffert %
raift fremab MOB bets fore % able Maal
=" @aloonens fulbitanbise l1brp6belie."r .
ut 8robibitionspartiet er en- fBlt Mast
i Dor Yolitit bill insen benaste, Der 10
senlunbe fplser meo Tiben. 9aboods,
Mortbrlps % @ambrells Blob pioner
berom paa en- iaaban Maabe, Der tpoelis
os Hart operbepi1er os ON, al ri fan be-
rebe os for en- i~torartet 8esrapelie '88
eller '92.
Sci blep last unber 8alsfampen "a,
at Yrobibition bar 9ob not % burbe lite
operiees, men at ben a16ri9 fanbe piabe
@eier ubei1 ben blen filet IND Tom en-
Ylanfe i ct sammelt erperoist Barti's
Ylatform. 9poroan Soft meb en- liben
Smule iunb @anbs os Gornaft tan lptte
Fefter noset iaabant Sluboer er ufattelist.
ut bet er albeles, i Bunb % @runb,
umulist at ipisre en- ape, iaftis, ieis %
rem Blanfe i en- sanrmel,. ormituften %
falbefarbis YlatfOrm, buroe bog bore
letfattelis NOT for enoos be, Der bar not
iaa baarli9e Satteepner.
Sen, Der MI for Tiben inbbilber fig,
at bet saar on, lat tase NIP Bin (8roz
bibition) paa sanrle 2aoerflaifer (g8biz
ifppartierne)" er altfor isrselis forblin=
bet. 81 bar ber i Dor Bp mellem 6 a
1000 Snbbpssere, bporaf Der finbes life
faa @fanbinapere, NET DANTE. Oisie
6 a 1000 er foripnet meb Ga SaloOner,
bporaf efter Sisenbe, 20 er banife. Den
itsrite Gorretnins sisres paa Ssnoas,
omenbitisnt 2open forbpoer bet. Den
&irfe ies prebifer Ct omsipet al Sa<
looner paa ale &anter, iaa ies Tan unz
bertiben itaa paa &%irfetrappen % lu8te
@epublitanernes % Demotraternes basz
lise Driffeuarer.
8i bar en- 9otalaibolbsfOrenins Der
blanbt sfanbinaperne, Der teller "a Neoz
lemn,er. Sen er npe % bar mango 8anz
lfelisbeber at befiempe; men ben bar
Gremtib for fig. Sub Ct meo os, bpo
tan bore mob oS? Snar: "QlQe, iom
paa 1osea Maaoe, birefte eler inbirefte,
bar ben minbite Snteresie for = Bbi@
ifppartiet."
@n tierlis 9ilien til ollie 8enner al
Iotalafbolb Os Yrobibition.
I. Deres for Sasen interesiereoe
Sobn2 8. grictien.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-15

Golt, Maribal 60, Ninn.. bar oroani=
ieret en- sfbOlosiOreuins bDis Napn q
Normarna Afbolbsforenins. Gormanb
q. q. Naalben. setreter epprin Gpper=
len % &asierer Tbom eaaitab.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-15

Subitriptioner % opuuantrenoe Nreue
beapnber at itrsmme inb. unee Renb
tas fat % ubbreb Nlabet. QUIT at !
1883 ital Glaoet iftan.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-15

Qbab en- Hobibitioniit er.
6pab e. bet at prre en- 9srobibitionif?
at bnre IN 4robibitionift er at bile
beifptte 6iemmet. ut barre 8robibiz
tioniit e at bile lite BARE ftraffe 5or=
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-15

loonbolbere! Gto11 paa benz, ION tbr
ptre en- iaaban Ianfe. 81 tan faa, %
ri {tal faa Yrobibition. q.
for at ftemme Bros
bibitipnstieteten.
Seq bar to, Ire Minnuter isien, %
ieg oil MI forteIe eoer, bporfor ies
@temmer 8robibitionstideten. Oct sier.
ies fbrft, fOrbi ies bar @et til bet. Dette
Tan lpnes en- uaberlis @runbat ansipe;
men s peb, at for ct par Var iiben blep
benne Dor &et uestet. Goritaa mig ret;
ieg mener lite, at en- Manb ! bette 2ano
bar @et til at ftemrle, juit iom bet
falber bam IND, uben at brp iis ON
8irfninseu al bans stemure paa Sarn>
funbet. @adiona bort Statspcien berS
tilanbs er en- Slass Bolassforretnins
% bar iaa peret ! bunbreoe Gar, iaa
burbe erbper tenfe paa bet belle 6olfs
gelferb, fbr ban ftemmer. Men, l1aar
en- Manb bar srunbis lat fig inb be
forifielise Marfeiaser % prgpet, bpao
Der iises fra besse Sioer, ba er BET lite
Blot bans &et, men bans 8list at itemz
ME efter fin bebite Duerbepisnins. 6or
bet anbet aster jes at itennnle Hros
bibitionstideten forbi ben ubtrpffer mine
Nnlfueller. 6or bet treble agter ieg at
femme meb Yrobibitionilterne foroi Der
er for rerperenbe intet anbet Yarti eno
Yrobibitionspartiet, iom f6rer / lit
@tiolb u~brpobellen al Saloonerne. 6or
bet fjerbe itemuer ies Horbibitions>
tideten, forbi iuseu anben 1idet repre-
ienterer noset Yrincip iaa pistist iom
8robibition. Slaperiet er bsbt. Den
forte Manb bar facet i'm &et. Seq
nester lite, at Der / Spben er ct os
anoet, ion1 life ct, iom bet burbe bore;
mler, ie9 paaitaar, at bet famine er 9ilz
felbe / Morben, % at Der maa til en-
Sammenilutnins al be beofte Meno !
Norben % @Dben for at rette bet, iom
ranst er, % raabe Bob paa Dnber, iom
MI er rationale % life bare 8psbeonber.
81 bar mi Greb meo Mlperben. 8ore
6inancer er | en- me9et sob 5orfatning,
itipnt Der fan bore, % rimelispis er
arlis Meninssforifjel ansaaenoe bort
8ensepaien. Eolbipsrssmaalet er en-
&ile, iOm oil 'ipranse besse be samle
Yartier, ifignt bet ! fig ielp er en- 9maaz
ting peb iioen of 8robibitionsiasen.
Gmbebsreformen CT en- Slass pOlitilt
Gaareflebnias, iom bes9e be 9amle
Yartier tiener OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES |.
Nltiaa, ies flyer isien, ies aster at item<
nte Brobibitionstideten, foroi insen an
ben Eidet repreienterer noset 8rtncip,
iom paa no9en Maabe Tan iammenz
lisnes meb bette. 6or bet femte ftemz
n1er ies 8robibitiOnstideten, fOrbi besse
be san,le Yartier fisfer efter @biitpz
itemmer, % bet Yarti, iom filter efter
Bbiitpitemu1er er lite ififfet til at 9ibre
2oue mob Saloonen. Sntet Barti faar
Wbiifepitemn1er uben fbrit at lobe
9eberlas. Set republifanife Harti /
Bisconiin bar iluttet 5reo meb Brpsz
serne / Mil,paufee bet famine bar bet
bemotratiife Yarti sjort, iaa be besse
er ube at Stdno til at gipe 2ope mob
bet amerifan1te Saloonueien. Seq aster
at femme meb Hrobibitionifterne, fcrbi
mine bpbefte Retsfslelier % 8listfp1z
elier FREEZER bet, os jes tunbe lite femme
en- @biifptidet uben at bore utro mob
mig ielp.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-07-15
Deinneapolts, Ninn.. 15se Salt.

Entered at the p~ostofice at Mime
Apolis, Mimi, as second-class mail
matter.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-04

mortgage that if default sh6tlld be made
In payment Of any Of said notes for ten
days after the maturity thereof, taen the
whole of said remaining debt should be,
come due and payable, and the said q.
w. Abel was appointed by the terms Of
said mortgage, and empowered to foreclose
said mortgage and sell the said premises
TO satisfy said debt.
Whereas default has been made ia pay4
ment OF the said note maturing May Ists
1887, amounting to $27, and the said
James b, Russell has declared the baian65
of said remaining debt and interest eyi-
denced by said rores Immediately due
and payable. Whereby the amount Cf
said debt now claimed to be due is $271 .35s
also the sum Of S25 attorneys fees stipu-
lated in said mortgage together with other
costs of foreclosure.
And whereas it appears by the records
OF conyeyances and liens OF Brown Conntys
d. T., that s. C. Hedger claims to hayB
some interest in or lien upon said areyi1-
ises, subject TO said naortgaAge. And
whereas no suit at law or otherwise hrs
been commenced TO collect SAID debt III
any part thereof, public notice is hs=aby
given that by virtue of the power Of ssl8
contained in said mortgage and il pursit-
ance of the statute Ia such cases provided,
the said premises will be sold at public
auction either by the undersigned or By
the sheriff Of said Brown County at the
front door of the United States Land Office
at Aberdeen ia said Brown County, Dakt
the 24th day Of December, Al. d. 1881, al
ten o'clock in the forenoon, to the highest
bidder for cash, and shall arply the pro-
ceeds of said sale to the payment Of said
mortgage debt and the costs Of foreclosure
of said nnoftRage. g. W.ABELL,
Trustee
Dated Huron, D. II, October 20; IS27s
j. X. Hannay, Attorney.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-04
AT the convention h Warner on

Has I. VI
At the convention in Warner on
Wednesday afternoon, w. /. Steere,
the present commissioner f7om the
fourth district, was renominated after
a good deal Of wire pulling. The
delegation from NewhoDe was NOT
present and the combined strength
of the Rondell and Gem delegates
were too many for the Warner dele
CATION, and Mr.. Steere, of Rondell,
was nominated. Aberdeen News.
This is about as correct an account
of the convention as was the report
in Sunday mornings issue Of the oc-
currences of last Friday night. By
that account Warner vas the scene
Of wild and riotous behavior, the
heavens were aglow with the refec-
tion of the lurid hues with which the
town was being encrimsoned, revolv-
ers were fred, store windows were.
broken and it was left to the reader
TO imagine the perpetration Of other
outrages too numerous to mention.
The facts were that revolver shot
vas fired by someone about 1ro'clock
and shortly afterward a fifty cent
pane of glass in Gange's store was
broken, probably by accident. The
magnifying and reporting of such
occurrences is about as foolish as the
constantreporting blythe same journal
0t cases of sickness.in its own town.
Warner does not enjoy being adyer-
tised ii that way. The convention
in question was more devoid of wire
pulling than any other ever held in
the county and on the call Of the roll
the very first time Nj. Steere received
every vote In the convention. II is
annoying, under the circumstances,
besides being an unjust reflection on
Mr.. steere, TO have a report like that
in the News go abroad.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-04
cnNsTABs.E .E,s SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution iasged BIZ M /.
4. Gilbert, Justice Of the Peace in and
for the County of Brown, and to me direct
the following described property to wit y;
One light gray horse, two stacks of hay,
also one certain Judgment rendered III
favor of Charles Heinrich and against
Thos. Shanley, on the justice docket OF NJ
4 Gilbert, Justice of the Peace. which
shall offer at public sale as the law d.
reefs, ia front Of the postoiiice III Warner,
inBr0wn County, OAK. on the 5fh day Of
Al. D. 1881 at 9 o'clock ia the
forenoon.
Dated 1T Ygarf'er. Dak.. October 20, 1887
II. G. HARRISON
Constable.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-04
THE CONvENTToN.

The republican convention for the
fourth commissioner district was
called TO order at IL m. on Wednes-
day by G. ]. G. Macleod, who read
the call. On motion G. J. G. Macleod
was made temporary chairman and
A. q. Williams temporary secretary.
After appointing the following COM
mittees the convention adjourned
until pm:
Com. on CredentialsJ w Gates,
DR.. Cook and w. /. Steere.
Com. on Permanent Organization
W |. Steere, ]. A. Peterson and
Eugene Horning.
AT 3:3o pm the convention re-
convened. The committee on organ
ization reported in favor of making
the temporary organization perma-
nent, which report was adopted. The
committe on credentials reported the
following delegates entitled to seats
IN the convention, and this report was
also adopted:
Warner-C. I. e. Macleod, Eugene
Horning, A. S. Chesebro, Dir. Cook,
]. w. Gates.
Gem Harry Grinnolds, Stephen
Weeks, James Mahood.
Rondell--W. !. Steere, Al. u. viii
Iiams, J. A. Peterson, n. b. Merri-
gold
Newhope not being represented, it
was moved and carried that Z. w.
Putnam, resident Of that township
who was present, be requested to re-
present it, but as he was restricted to
one vote he very properly declined 10
serve.
The roll Of townships then being
called w /. Steere received every
vote Tor commissioners in aii--
and was declared the unanimous
choice Of the convention
On motion the chair appointed the
following district committee w.
Cook, M !. Steere. Stephen Weeks
]. F. Harkness and Il. &. Turner.
After listening TO few remarks
from Nh. steerA ard the Chair, the
convention adjourned with the best
of good feeling prevailing.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-04
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate Of Jessie s. Hauser. Deceased -
Notice is hereby given by the adminis-
traitor of the estate Of jessie s. Hauser,
Deceased, TO the creditors and ali persop
having claims a.ssssDst the said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers, within four months after the FIRST
publication Of this notice, tothe said ad-
ministrator, at the Office of Brown Bros, OF
the City Of Aberdeen, Ia the County Of
Brown, D. 4.
Dated at Aberdeen, Oak, October 20j
1887.
R. L. BROWN.
Administrators Of the estate Of Jessie 81
Hanger, Deceased.
Brown Bros. Attyss Ist pub Oct 2
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-04

BY virtue Of an execution issued by N,
I. Gilbert, a Justice of the Peace iii and
tor the County of Brown, end 70 me litects
ea, against the goods and cnaltels Of
Charles Henrichs have seized and taken
the following described property, to Wit
One four- horse boss harrow, ono sulkH
horse rake one YanBrunt Aeedef. one plows
one harhesA x5ich shall osfer At publie
sale is the law directs at the front door of
Eiange's store, III Warner u Brown
County. ID r., Oh TIE I2t day II Noven-
her, a. d. 1887, at 10 O'clock in the force
noon.
Dated at Manner. ID ~ October ~
1887 "A @. uAR1'S0Ns
ConsiKbN
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-04

Don't forget that c. j. e. MacIeod
will write UP your insurance and give
you q square deal every time.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-04

summo ons Relief Complaint Filed,
Territory Of Dakota,
Fifth Judicial District,
In the District Court in and fof Brown
County.
Jacob Lowe, Plaintiff,
VS.
Mary E. Lowe, Defendant.
The Territory of Dakota sends greeting
10 Mary 4. Lowe, Defendant You are
hereby summoned and required to answef
the complaint Of this action, which will bis
fled on the Goth day Of September, A. d.
1887, in the Office of the Clerk Of the Dis
tl1ct Court within and for the County Df
Brown, Territory of Dakota, at the Court
House in the City of Aberdeen, County Of
Brown, D. T., and TO serve a copy Of soiif
answer on tie SD becfi6er al his Office oh
Main street, in the City Of Aberdeen, Da-
kota Territory, within thirty days after
service of this summons, exclusive Of the
day OF service, If you tail to answer the
complaint within that time the plaintiff
viii apply to the court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated at Aberdeen, 3. i this 26th day
Of September, A, ID. 1887.
i. 4. TAUBMAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To said Defendant Take notice that
the complaint in theaboye entitled action
was fled in the Office OF the Clerk of the
District Court Of Brown County. Daltotaj
on the 30th day Of September, 1887.
r. r. TAUBaIAN;
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Aberdeen, ID. 4.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-04
Final Proof Notices.

NOTICE Affidavits ofpublication of all legal
: notices published In The SUN can be obtain
ed at Hagarty q Marple's Bank, Aberdeen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-26
Col. Pat Donan in Danger.
From the Cbicoao Morning Nem,


A sad creature is the Dakota schoolmarm,
and she holds Col. Pat DOMAIN responsible for
her melancholic condition. About three
years ago DOMAIN wrote series of newspaper
articles setting forth in flamboyant rhetoric
the alleged beauties of life in Dakota, and
lie represented each of that vast ma jority
of bachelors as standing around the railway
stations of Dakota waiting for a woman TO
come along that would have him for hus-
band. There was the chance for every
marTlagcble female, and it wasn't long be
fore the railway trains were loaded down
with splnsters from every part of the coun-
try, aud all bound for Dakota,
where husbands We're said TO be
thicker than huckleberries in a ten
acre lot. But when the spinsterS
got to Dakota they found everything they
expected to find except the husbands There
were plenty OF men, Co he sure, but they
were not hungering for matrimonial sweets
Miss Harriet Boswell tells us that she has
been in Dakota two years and hasn't been
approached with any proposal of marriage
Miss Miranda Shumway saws that she mas
been IN Dakota three years and has had the
question popped but once; then she had TO
reject the sutton because he was a Fargo
gambler who was bankrupt and blind So
the stories go A saddeT' lot of deluded
SpinSters never had to come down from the
sublime realms Of hymoneal expectancy to
the humdrum plane of pedagogy. There
are about 500 Of them. and each Of them
would give a years salary 10 he alone with
that horrid Pat DOMAIN for eminutes for
five minutes ttsA /. 80
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-26
A KINGS HORROR OF SMOKE.
Means Adopted by a Private Secre-
tary to Kill the Tobacco Smell.

Nroo,e A,1o,+o5 ~, a p,i,-o+a c,ooro
-'A ys,C ny ce t'eo ,1
UaFy 10 ALL Inc Aooscco 0nleA'
From the Gentlenen's Magazine.
King Ernest, of Hanover, uncle of Queen
Victoria. who assembled the Hanoverian
throne ~, +bo COM. lo,, &c li ,,iooa bol,o,,,o
S,'i Ciio o'''i,0 ''y 90 ms NO o'o''lo
queen OF Englahu, could not endure 10
bacco, and his dislike of it was such that his
private secretary, Gen. Won During, who
was a slave to the habit. as most military
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-26
In the HOuSe.

In the House the special order was the
resolution of Mr.. Harrison, of Qultman, Tor
special committee to investigate the Agrl-
cultural Commissioner After some discus
sion the matter was referred TO the Commit
bee on Agriculture,
Mr. Clay of Cobb in some remarks oppoS-
ing the special committee referred to form
er Investigations Of this department as only
whitewashing affairs.
Mr. Watts of Stewart offered resolution
for the appointment of joint committee of
1--we from the House, and three from the
Senate to investigate and report to the Gen
sral Assembly what amount of taxes have
been paid by the lesSces of the
Western and Atlantic Railroad to the
State Of Tennessee and the city of Chatta-
nooga; the nature and character of the
property of the State road in Tennessee;
what amount of the property has been sub
let by the lesSeSS of the road; what tene-
mentS have been erected by them in the
State of Tennessee. and their nature and
the present condition of the road and its
~olling stock.
SOMETHING ABOUT THE PROPERTY.
AIr. Watts said that he had made some
personal inquiry concerning the property of
the road in Tennessee and he believed the
facts to be that the State of Georgia had
purchased valuable property in Chattanooga
OeIple inc lestNt anu Iul JtlOIt JlldJ Jiill'i
7sed only a portion of it for a depot
and car shed After the lease
large number of tenements, abOnt ninety,
De believed, two stories in height, had been
erected ana let by the lessees of the road.
Important and valuable concessions had
also been made TO other roads
by which thoy were allowed for
a consideration TO run their tracks upon
This property. He believed that all the rail
roads entering Chattanooga were run upon
this right of way His information was
that the taxation mentioned in the letter of
President Brown was laid upon this prop
erty, so much upon the franchise and so
much upon the tenements. The facts ought
10 be made known to the Legislature. The
resolution was referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
During the reading of bills the second
Inns the Marietta and North Georgia rail
ROAD bill. which was adversely reported,
came up again. An effort was made to
have day set apart for its consideration,
but the bill was finally tabled.
The unfinished business was the bill to
prescribe the manner of filing defenses to
distress warrants, which was killed after
discussion in which eight or ten lawyers
participated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-26
A DOGS DEVOTION.
Watching for Hours Beside a Play
mate That Dropped Dead.

WaCCnlnR lot hours BESIDE Play-
mate That Dropped Dead.
From the Philadelphia Press
A touching incident of animal affection
was witnessed by a large crowd on Walnut
street, below Seventh, yesterday morning.
Two dogs, one half-bred setter, and the
other half-bred pointer, were playing to-
gethor in Washington Square, when the
setter became exhausted from the heat and
crawled to the gutter to Stake its thirst.
The pointer quit its pranks and followed,
seemingly knowing that something was
wrong with its playmate. While the latter
lay in the gutter tapping the muddy fluid
it was seized with commissions, and rolled
over dead. The other dog squatted beside
the dead animal and affectionately Tapped
it about the head. For two hours the
pointer kept faithful vigil over it's former
companion, and would permit no one to ap-
proach it.
Numerous efforts were made to call away
the dog, but it was difficult to induce it to
move more than few feet, and then il
would bound back as soon as an attempt
was made to reach the carcass. Finally the
heat became so intense that the watcher
was compelled to leave. 1t cast last sad
look on the body and then reluctantly trotted
OFF, unknown, but admired. The carcass
lay in the street beneath the broiing sun all
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